Pre-sale tickets for Beyoncé's performance in Brussels on 14 May began on 2 February, with her general ticket sales beginning on 9 February. The American singer will perform in Brussels for one night only at King Baudouin Stadium as part of her during her Renaissance World Tour.
Fans have already reportedly run into trouble getting their presale tickets for the show. On Monday, Ticketmaster tweeted additional information for those who are still on the waiting list for the BeyHive Verified Fan Presale for group A.
Some fans across Europe had waited in the queue for hours. One fan, Afrokaribean tweeted, "Should have said that you had to connect to the ticket master's site since yesterday to get a place for Beyoncé there. I'm starting to lose hope here." Other fans, however, have gotten lucky and have been able to purchase their tickets for the concert.
On Friday Ticketmaster wrote that the presale tickets had been sold out but that fans can still purchase general tickets when they go on sale. The general tickets go on sale for Brussels on 10 February.
VIP tickets for the concert will be available for purchase on the 10th as well. The nine different packages include different amenities and the prices vary from €240,30 to €2685,30 according to Live Nation. With the The Pure/Honey on Stage Risers Front Row Experience (the most expensive package), you can expect a front row seat and a designated cash bar.
La Libre writes that we can expect general tickets to be relatively affordable for fans, with the cheapest ticket displayed as €63,00.
Tickets can be purchased through various ticketing sites, such as Ticketmaster or Live Nation.
